JAKARTA - After three nights in 'Hotel Police Headquarters' in South Jakarta, Mohamad Jibril is now officially seen as the latest suspect in the twin suicide bombings of two hotel in Jakarta last month. "After thorough investigation, Mohamed Jibril is now an official suspect," said the head of the national police, Bambang Hendarsono Danuri after the Friday afternoon prayers.
Mohamed Jibril was arrested after investigations by several teams and was eventually arrested by anti-terrorist unit Densus 88, just half a kilometer from his house. Danuri said they were able to close the net around Mohamad Jibril rather quickly, as the police noticed that some people had little room to maneuver. It took just a few days to make the arrest.
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JAKARTA - After three nights in 'Hotel Police Headquarters' in South Jakarta, Mohamad Jibril is now officially seen as the latest suspect in the twin suicide bombings of two hotel in Jakarta last month. "After thorough investigation, Mohamed Jibril is now an official suspect," said the head of the national police, Bambang Hendarsono Danuri after the Friday afternoon prayers.
